The Gossard
Corset
They Lace in front
Do you do your figure justice? It
is certain that you do not unless you
have fitted it with a Gossard corset.
It gently forces a woman to stand cor
rectly. It gives her a naw straightness
of shoulder. Most models
$5.00
Fittec by competent fitter.
Fine Wall Paper
One of the largest and best selected
stock of Wall Paper in Oregon can be
found at our store. Bright, clean pat
terns to select from; newjshades in
Brown and Olive. Our time is your
time. Our prices are correct. We
ask you to call and see the lines
urkhart & Lee.
THE JEWELER.
The best to be secured in
Watches and all kinds of
Jewelry.
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY!
THE LINN & BENTON REAL ESTATE CO.
Now have a good list of FARM AND CITY property and take pleasure inshow
ing you any place you wish to see. No trouble to us. No expense to you.
Before buying see us. See it all. Take your choice. Get the best.
We are here to stay. Ask the bankers about us.
Our offices arl temporarily over the Post Office. 333 West First St
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LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS,
when cleaned by our methods of dry
cleaning, are made to look just as good
as made to .ook just as new. w'aists
and dresses nf celicate enters and ma
t. rial we renovate to the delight of the
owner. We al?o dye any garmnnt dc
Bired in beautiful shades and colorings.
THE CLEANER,
C. E. SHELLEY, Prop.
4 .0 W 1st St. Bell Phone black 273
,Home phone llJi
Ladies Tailored Waists
Simplicity is the Keynote of most waist styles. Tailor made
effects are very fashionable. Net waists in pretty conceits and
in the new tailored styles are much in evidence. Tnis is a brief
of the a aist style news. A visit to our waist department wilt
show a varied and charming expression of these tendencies.
Their agreeable low prices will not be the least of their charm.
New Showing of Scotch and French
Ginghams
Sttipes and Plaids1'
Dotted, Plain and fancy Swisses
Shirting and Madras for tailored waists.
loc
beau-
15c
..'
titul in hmsh, great variety
Bordered Lawns and Dimities
Reps in plain colors, good quality
Galata cloth washes well, strong and
waists and suits new patterns.
serviceable for boys
WILL,
DR. W. R. BILYEU,
Dentist
Over Wcodworth's Drug Store. Both
phones.
i & MIDEKSON
Opposite the Hotel Revere, give care ;
ful attention to all tonsorlal wants !
M. B. GRAFF,
242 West Second St. , Albany
Fir.-st-class meats of all kinds; from
sel-icted'stock.J
The Oliver Typewriter. !
Best on thejmarket. Firtt National '
Bank people have five. Albany College ,
has ten. Thirty-five used in Ablany.
See the new tabulator and ruling de j
vice. $15 cash, then l7c per day, pay-,
able monthly. See one at Steward & '
Sox Hardware Co. i
l'hor.c 218.;Home Phon I
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V
25c per yard
to 75e pel yard
to 50c per yard
15e
25c
When the children grow up it's their
lookout it they buy pinch-toe shoes.
Until then, its up to you to see that
their tender little feet are allowed to
kee;, the shape that a kind Providence
inti nded. You are safe in letting us
he'p you. We sell the natural form
shoe for little folks 75c to $2 60.
If you want up-to date sanitary
plumbing go to Francis' Plumbing Shop.
Plumbing and tinning. First class
work guaranteed.
Ice Creams
at the
CREST
are pure and wholesome.
L. L. POTTS.
Both Phones.
316 W 2nd St.
ClIETIS REAL
ESTATE CO,
115 BROADALBIN ST.
Farm land and city property bought
and sold,
Parties having land or city property
or sale will do well to list with us. -'
Phones Bell black 53, Home main 231.
PACIFIC
SHOE SHOP.
Lyons and First St. opposite
the Russ rouse
Shoes m;idn to order. Tender and
deformed foot wear a specialty.
'Virst class repairing done on short
notice. All work gu-iranteed.
THOS. DONLON.
The Painter, before you have that
paper hanging or wall tinting done.
122 terry St. Home Phone 320.
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VIERECK'S BATHS
217 West First St.
1P.3I CLASS WORK GUARANTE
THIS MORNING
News From Albany's Six Early j
Trains. j
Rev. W. P. White went to Corvallis. '
by invitation of President Kerr, to give
the monthly talk in the assembly to the
students of the 0. A. C, at.ll o'clock. :
His topic was The Sublimity of a Con
viction. Fruit InsDector Cooper went to Cor
vallis to consult with Prof. Cordlev .
about an infected tree, and E. H.
Rhodes, another fruit man, to Jeffer
son to see how the frost had treated his
orchard. Both feared some damage to
fruit, but probably not. j
Al Munkers went to Scio. !
W. J. Showman, of the Herald, re
turned to Oregon City.
tj. a, uanaaru came down irom LieD-
anon.
Mrs Rovnl Shaw and son Lawrence. !
of Mill City, returned home after avis-
it at J. A. Shaw s.
Mrs. J. B. Horner, of Corvallis, wont
to Portland.
F. H. ColDits left on a trm to Salem
and Portland. He reported the Free
land mine, at Gold Creek, wanting
seven or eight , men for development
worn.
Mrs. Judge Hewitt went to Salem on
a visit with her sister.
W. H. Rhodes left on an extensive
carpet selling trip over the coast, as far
as Salt Lake City.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Silverwood left for
Sioux City, Iowa, where he may remain
for three years, to be settled upon his
arrival.
Will be a Good Fund.
The booster fund is growing in splen
did shape. The big committee has been
divided and is working separately, so
that the total is not yet known, but it
is thought that with what there is on
hand there will be at least $7,oUO avail
able when the canvas is completed.
The spirit of boost conttnucs in Albany.
Our people mean business.
I he Chemicnl Engine
Chief Engineer Hand reports the
chemical engine in the third ward all
rieht now. doing good work. The
t.t-nuhln lha nthor Ann nataaA nf hoinff
rust was the fact that it had not been
properly loaded, and the acid failed to
connect. It is proposed to keep it in
condition hereafter so that it may be
relied upon when taken out.
To Advertisers.
The price of advertising in the Dem
ocrat is excruciatingly low at one
change a week. Hereafter all extra
changes will be charged for at a reason
able price.
Wouldn't you like to make a test of
our coffee ou your own table? Then
come in and let's talk It over. We
handle Chase & Sanborns' high quality
line and want you to try the grade we
sell at the price you are now paying.
We know we can give you better all
'round cup quality for youi money.
Will you let us show you?
Owen Beam Co., Leadidg Grocers.
The Royal Bakery Restaurant .keeps
open until 10 p. in. The place to get a
good meal.
Plenty of oysters at the Metropolita
market for everybody.
FOR SALE. A ladies bicycle, In good
repair. Call at 1140 E. First St. t21
SORORITY
Chocolates
"Taylor Male"
Fine Artists Proofs by Westervelt
With Every lib Box.
ELITE
Chocolat Shop.
Have You Made a Personal
Investigation ?
Are you interested in the prevailing Styles, colors, and
frabrlcs for Spring? in just how a man of goodj8tate
should dress? .
YOU ARC
to look through our new and complete ALL SPRING
line for the new things onereu, iu suits, shoes, '.hate,
shirtn, ties, and eyerything a man wears a look
thro'Jirh, will cost you nothing, and willmore than pay
you for tlm tioublr, as ycu will then know, fromjthe in
vestigati .11 what your spring out-fit shouldjbo.
"45 YEARS OF
The Blain Clothing Co
Albany - - - - OrcSw...
ALBANY
Doings In and Around It
Eggs 21 cents.
W. Mead for clocks.
G?t the best ice cream at Hoflich'p,
Broadalbin street.
For choice confectionary go round the
corner to Hoflich's.
Albany College and High School bad
ges and hat pins. French's Jewelry
Btore
Lyons street is being greatly improv
ed by a liberal dose of the city scraper,
jut what it is for. Keep it going.
It is 49 miles between Albany and
Springfield on the local by "ay of Tall
man, and the train is 2:50 going or
coming.
Bring your face to Collin's Studio
corner 2nd & Broadalbin streets, and
get a likeness that will please ioth you
and your friends. Satisfaction guaran
teed. An account of an interesting birthdav
arty given on easter in honor of Mr.
Valter Mcllree. has been received, a
little late. It was gotten up by a . sis
ter, Mrs. Bell, and nieces and was in
honor of his seventieth birthday. A
fine dinner was serve J.
Something went wrong with the
olectric car today and it had to be laid
off awhile, the busses running this
noon. With only one car such a thing
is noticeable. In a large city they fre
quently have to be repaired, but no one
knows the ditf erence, with a larg e re
serve force.
Splicing Pipes.
From 300 to 600 pounds of lead are
used daily in putting the big pipes to
gether under first street preparatory
to pavement. Some of the pipes de
layed for awhile, have arrived, and
work will now be pushed, ready for the
Davers. which it is declared will pro
ceed according to program, and people
will be surprised at the showing tnac
will be made by July 1 the time for the
completion of the first aoven blocks.
i Born.
On Sunday, April 18, to Mr. and Mrs.
V. D. Lochner, near Albany, a son. .
On Sunday, April 18, to Mr. and Mrs.
wian uraotree, oi Benton county
I -
j WHEN 1 0U ARE" ICtt.
: You
need the
' best drugs money can buy; you
get just
this kind from us. pure, fresh.
clean
J drugs that give the desired results.
I Bring us your prescriptions. Our prices I
'. are correct. Burkhart & Lee. 1
Coffee that's ALL coffee high gual-i
ity Chase & Sanborn's Coffee is on
sale in Albany only at Owen Beam Co.
MRS. NICHOLS,
Charming Spring Millinery.
Easter is past, but we still have a nice variety of trimmed and street
hats and let it a?nin be known we give the best values in the city.
Ask our customer . They will tell you.
SOME PEOPLE CAN EAT
Anything that is set before them. Have you ever envied the good, hearty
appetite and said to yourself: "I wish I could eat like that"?
You can. It is simply a question of very careful selection and not buying
too big a variety or two much.
Whatever you decide upon, get good.
It will taste twice as good when you know it is the best. Select some of
the dainties that are prepared for the special purpose of sharpening the ap
aj petite -you will eat twice as heartily and with real relish.
T0ML1NS0N & HOLMAN.
WAIT MEAD,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
113 BROADALBIN STREET, N
INVITED
KNOWING HOW"
C. H. NEWS.
Veterinary license Geo. A. Abbot "
filed.
Sheriff Smith went to Shedd to serve
some papers in the Large case.
Janitor Bilyeu finished his weekly
mowing of the lawn, a neat, well kept
place.
Deeds recorded:
Susan Nelands to A. D. Norton
lot 6 bl 14 H's ad $ 10
Elizabeth Lewis to L. A , and A.
I. Crandali 6 acres 100
O. M. Baker to R. R. Miller two
blocks Kingston 1000
Mortgages $900, $100, $800, $300...
Satisfaction for 1800.
A Little Park Suggestion;.
Not having a regular park, as much
as possible the court house gtounda
should be used for the purpose. Well
located and clean, the property of the
tax payer, this will be entiroly proper.
Ten or fifteen pretty iron seats Bhould
oe distributed over the grounds on each --tide
of the building where per nio even
ings or day times may go ana have a
rest, dodging the sun with the high
building or sitting in it if desired.
W. Mead for silver ware.
W. B. Stevens
H'4Q5 "'"Hiuir Bands
& Co,
Agents -
f. AKan fir
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and
ICE
Wholesale
retail.
Delivered every
where.
Order at Albany
Ice Works. GLEN JUNKINS, Mgr..iJ
125 WEST"
FIRST STREET"
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